How to define the Java Resource Name with Consolidator API

Hi everybody,
I want to create a JavaResource with the OracleLite Consolidator API. There is a method ConsolidatorManager.createJavaResource(jarName, className, replace) which provides this, but it does not allow to explicitelly set the object name for this resource. That means, that if I want to create a JavaResource from the jar archive located in C:/temp/MyArchive.jar with the following call:
cm.createJavaResource("C:/temp/MyArchive.jar", null, true);
it automatically takes the whole path (i.e. C:/temp/MyArchive.jar) as the ResourceName. That is really not practical, especially if the path is longer.
Is there some method, which enables to specify the name for the Resource? Or maybe some method which can change an object name for the specified object type?
Thank you in advance,
Filip

i use
Desformat= SPREADSHEET
Destype= CACHE
web.show_document(/reports/rwservlet/getjobid<jobid>?server=ReportServer,_blank);
with a 'name' as getjobid<jobid>
desname doesn't work in CACHE - Mode ?
with
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there is the file my_variable_report_namet.xls saved on host-file-system
ok, but can I call this with my_variable_report_name from cache without to save it everytime on server before ?

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